Explore a mysterious cultural heritage site.

Constructed in the late Northern Wei Dynasty, this unique temple combines elements of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. The temple is perched on a cliff, overlooking a deep valley. The suspended structure is a marvel of architectural design. The temple is built into the cliff face, using mortise and tenon joints to maintain stability. The temple's halls and pavilions are connected by plank roads, offering visitors a thrilling experience. These wooden structures have withstood thousands of years of wind and rain, and numerous earthquakes, and are still in good condition, making them a miracle of architectural history. The temple's Buddhist statues and religious artifacts are also of great value. The various Buddhist statues are exquisitely carved, each with a different expression. There are large Buddha statues several meters high, as well as small, delicate Buddha statues. These statues carry the religious and cultural connotations of the time, and are of great significance for the study of the integration and development of ancient religions.